Afternoon Tea At Oakhurst Inn

Service: the people were nice, but it felt like they were surprised that we were there and prepared nothing. we have a little reluctant to find the place. they are sitting in a curse next to a room that was cleaned. food: scones tasted ok, cream puff centers were frozen, the fingers sandwiches had strange combos: Pimento cheese with lachs, which was strange, but acceptable, a very sweet jam and enticing that was excessively sweet and strange. tea: there were like 2 serious tees English breakfast and earl gray, which was not marked and the person who served also did not know what it was. everything else was something with it. what makes me not that there are some vegetable flowery fruity tees, but I expected an extensive serious tee collection on the place for afternoon tea. even if the tee came, everything they did was pour hot water with the leaves in a pot and immediately it brought to the table with zero instructions, how much longer too steep it for, the person again did not know when we asked. have they answered us like oh probably 5 minutes or so, clearly knew nothing about the individual suggested steep times for each of the 3 pots of tee we had. no sugar, cream/milk or lemon was offered. price: it was about $140 for 3 people, we shared a small tower of eating and we each have the choice of 1 pot tee. 20% congratulate was obligatory, no restoration allowed tee and new pots cost $8. to compare, twisted branch tee bazaar pots from tee costs about $8, but the common food from a large teller of Mediterranean style is about $28 that offers about the same amount of food as we from oakhurst and personally I think the quality was much worse at oakhurst. a laughing terrible experience.

The seat was beautiful, and the tee was high quality and delicious! for $32 a person who left to eat much to wish. it also felt as if they would kick us out after less than an hour to make space (in an empty lounge) for the next seats. we showed up and the server was surprised at the size of our party, which is okay she seemed very busy; that was happening. but I had called and asked the day before, if it were in order to add one of our party for a total of 4 what they said was in order. what was not cool was that they did not add any extra food after they indicated that it was set for 3 and they still accused us for 4. the personal was walking around loudly when we had set ourselves first. the saving gnade was the quality of the tees (although not for $32) and tour spot through the fire.

It was fantastic! the chateau lobby bar is a cozy, comfortable room. the food was incredible and the service was top-notch

A bit loud when we left. the tee area is right next to the lobby where many loud talks took place. eating is a selection of albemarle baking. the ambiente was in order, the fire was not started, and they just felt like they were in the traffic of a busy hotel.

We were lucky to be the only ones there so got the prime cozy spots in front of the fireplace in the main room. The other rooms had a more modern set up with a view of the outdoor patio and pool. The staff was friendly and attentive. The food was amazing and plentiful with little sandwiches, cream puffs, cookies scones. There were 5 bulk teas in the selection-all the ones we had were delicious. The only thing missing was lemon curd and clotted cream for the scones. It was enjoyable.